Question

which of the following is a form of instability that reverses economic growth?
recession
deflation
frictional unemployment
creeping inflation

Explanation:

A recession is a period of significant economic decline marked by reduced GDP, which reverses economic growth. Deflation is a fall in prices, frictional unemployment is temporary job transition unemployment, and creeping inflation is low, steady price increase—none of these directly reverse growth as a recession does.

Answer:

A. Recession